• Ghostly Graveyard

  • Zoe Donovan Mystery, Book 17
  • By: Kathi Daley
  • Narrated by: Angel Clark
  • Length: 5 hrs and 20 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (4 ratings)

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Ghostly Graveyard

By: Kathi Daley
Narrated by: Angel Clark
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Publisher's summary

When Zoe finds a body laying across the grave of Isaac Wainwright, the man behind a hundred-year-old legend, she sets out to find the killer before the deputy who is substituting for Salinger finds a way to pin the murder on her. Meanwhile, Ellie is asked to babysit her cousin's baby, Levi is AWOL, and the entire Donovan-Zimmerman household is busy with Halloween activities.

©2015 Kathi Daley (P)2023 Kathi Daley

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The story is great and most of the narration is entertaining. However, Ms. Clark's over emphasis on declarative sentences that move the reading but do not enhance the story is jarring. The words
"He said." are not as important to the story as what he actually said. Over emphasis on those 2 words interrupts the story telling.

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